Rush Street Gaming applies for Pennsylvania online casino license_1
Yesterday reportedly saw American casino operator, Rush Street Gaming, become the latest to apply for a Pennsylvania iGaming license in hopes of soon being able to offer online players in the eastern state the ability to enjoy poker, slots and table games such as roulette.
According to a Monday report from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette newspaper, the Chicago-headquartered company followed the likes of Penn National Gaming Incorporated, Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment Incorporated, Stadium Casino and Mount Airy Casino Resort in paying a $10 million fee in order to apply for one of the Pennsylvania licenses before the July 16 deadline.
The newspaper reported that the iGaming license is expected to give Rush Street Gaming the ability to offer online games via its Rivers Casino…